By the way. Thats just a seven day difference between pictures. The plant growth is amazing given the light and some minor nutrients
Also, I will be away for 10 days on vacation. I hope our free dog watcher (my father) is able to keep up with watering... This has been suspect in the past...
Re: Get me some food!!
by Tomatogrower » Thu Feb 16, 2012 4:17 pm
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Re: Get me some food!!
by Tomatogrower » Wed Feb 29, 2012 4:44 pm
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Tomato plants are huge! Blossoms everywhere. I have a fan going nonstop to promote fertilization and it seems to be working!
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Re: Get me some food!!
by SisterMaryElephant » Thu May 17, 2012 10:55 am
krysty wrote:LED Grow Lights can be used effectively to grow lettuce.
Yes, this was mentioned on page one.
Disclaimer:
I still use HID and I'm NOT an LED expert. All of my LED knowledge is from other parties or research so I can't say from first hand experience one way or another. I also run a medical grow consulting business in SoCal.
I still use HID and I'm NOT an LED expert. All of my LED knowledge is from other parties or research so I can't say from first hand experience one way or another. I also run a medical grow consulting business in SoCal.
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Re: Get me some food!!
by Pisiw » Sat May 19, 2012 7:28 am
Not at all my friend...
I've got my veggies outdoors on my balcony for the summer... But watching how my Medicine is EXPLODING into luxurient, bountiful & healthy growth I'm starting to have thoughts of getting rid of my bedroom furniture & pruchasing a couple more of these Solarstorms & having some fresh & lovingly grown organic food at my fingertips all winter!
I'm watching your posts with great interest.
I've got my veggies outdoors on my balcony for the summer... But watching how my Medicine is EXPLODING into luxurient, bountiful & healthy growth I'm starting to have thoughts of getting rid of my bedroom furniture & pruchasing a couple more of these Solarstorms & having some fresh & lovingly grown organic food at my fingertips all winter!
I'm watching your posts with great interest.
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Re: Get me some food!!
by NateJ » Tue May 29, 2012 12:46 pm
@TomatoGrower,
Any updates on your grow? I'm running a SolarStorm with some tomatoes and I'm very happy with the results. I'm planning on putting up a grow journal of my own when I have time.
I'm curious how you are testing PH with a soil grow because I've never tested PH when dealing with soil? Do you test the runoff or what?
Any updates on your grow? I'm running a SolarStorm with some tomatoes and I'm very happy with the results. I'm planning on putting up a grow journal of my own when I have time.
I'm curious how you are testing PH with a soil grow because I've never tested PH when dealing with soil? Do you test the runoff or what?
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Re: Get me some food!!
by Sage » Wed Jul 04, 2012 10:50 am
Tomatogrower wrote:Sorry for the delay on updates. Was on vacation for 10 days.
Tomato plants are huge! Blossoms everywhere. I have a fan going nonstop to promote fertilization and it seems to be working!
They look really nice. Going to be some expensive ass tomatoes though! hehe
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Re: Get me some food!!
by Pisiw » Wed Jul 11, 2012 7:57 am
I got inspired and stuck a couple of tomato plants, a cuke & a zucch in there as well as my Medicine.
The Tomatos are LOVING it. Cuccumber loved it too until disease struck.
I'm gonna keep a tomato in there year round i think.
I got plants both indoor & out & I'm curious about performance.
Sor far I've gotten tomatos from the indoor plant before the outdoor one, though my balcony is not the most hsopidable place for veggies (sun & heat).
Lookin' good!
The Tomatos are LOVING it. Cuccumber loved it too until disease struck.
I'm gonna keep a tomato in there year round i think.
I got plants both indoor & out & I'm curious about performance.
Sor far I've gotten tomatos from the indoor plant before the outdoor one, though my balcony is not the most hsopidable place for veggies (sun & heat).
Lookin' good!
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